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Prevention

Prevention starts with you. Take an active role in preventing alcohol and other drug use before it starts.

Drug Prevention Tips for Every Age - Partnership for Drug-Free Kids

Straightforward drug prevention tips from parents can use for kids of any age, from toddler to teenager to young adult from Partnership for Drug-Free Kids.

What to say to your preschooler about drugs (2-4 year olds)
What to say to your early elementary school aged child about drugs (5-8 year olds)
What to say to your preteen about drugs (9-12 year olds)
What to say to your teenager about drugs (13-18 year olds)
What to say to your young adult about drugs (19-25 year olds)

How to Address Underage Drinking - Partnership for Drug-Free Kids

Alcohol is the most used substance among teens and young adults, posing substantial health and safety risks. Learn what to say about it.

How to Talk About Marijuana - Partnership for Drug-Free Kids

There isn’t one script for talking about marijuana, but here's what you’re likely to hear—and a few suggestions for how to respond.

Secure and Dispose of Your Prescription Medications

Two-thirds of teens who misused pain relievers in the past year say they got them from family and friends. Learn how to properly store and dispose of your medications.

The Kenosha County Substance Abuse Coalition’s mission is to support networking, encourage education, explore gaps, and realize solutions to improve treatment and reduce alcohol and other drug abuse in our community with a primary focus on families.

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